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  • Posted by Spencer Schilly on October 9, 2007 at 8:05 pm

    I am exporting an HDV movie – about 1 hour 40 minutes and it says it will take 6 hours to export… just days ago i exported the same movie and it only took an hour. i am doing nothing different….

    I have to make a DVD – i will bring it into QUicktime pro and export it again with letterbox to make a dvd NTSC… everytime i use the same settings in final cut the aspect ratio is off. i’ve tested it many times

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    October 9, 2007 at 9:09 pm

    [spence77] “I am exporting an HDV movie – about 1 hour 40 minutes and it says it will take 6 hours to export… just days ago i exported the same movie and it only took an hour. i am doing nothing different…. “

    Several things could effect this, if the computer is also doing something else, or even your hard drives being more full could slow it down.

    [spence77] “I have to make a DVD – i will bring it into QUicktime pro and export it again with letterbox to make a dvd NTSC… everytime i use the same settings in final cut the aspect ratio is off. i’ve tested it many times “

    There is absolutely no reason to use quick time pro to help make a DVD. Simply export directly from FCP to using compressor and choose a DVD preset. This will take the HDV material and convert it to files that are ready to bring into DVD SP.

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